On September 5, 1970, Gold Leaf Team Lotus driver Jochen Rindt crashed in ... Despite the fact that the 1960s and '70s were decades of death in F1, no driver had ever posthumously won the WDC.

featuring the black and gold livery that followed the Gold Leaf colors. The current Lotus F1 team runs a blend of the classic schemes—black with gold and red accents, but no longer carries the ...

We expect a similar story when Graham Hill’s Gold Leaf Team Lotus 49B (chassis number ... Designed for the 1967 Formula 1 season, the Lotus 49 chassis was an instant success, recording ...

Show up to any elaborate Team Lotus party during a Formula 1 weekend, and you would inevitably ... with Colin Chapman accepting Gold Leaf Tobacco money in exchange for painting his cars in the ...

The selected images were made into silk-screen prints on ultra-premium uncoated paper stock then accented with hand-applied 23.75-carat gold leaf ... and Formula 1’s popularity continues ...

Lotus is a name inextricably woven into Formula 1 history, going back to 1957. The British marque, a David among Goliaths, has won the title seven times, and its initial foray into the premier ...

I'm talking about the Lotus 56B, which tackled the 1971 Formula One championship in the iconic Gold Leaf paint scheme. Classic Team Lotus just ... it wasn't a regular F1 car.

The historic Lotus name is poised to return to Formula 1 after submitting an entry for the 2010 ... Stirling Moss gave Lotus their first grand prix win at Monaco in 1960, signalling the team's rise in ...

For example, number one comes from the team’s first-ever F1 win at Monaco ... SEE ALSO: Lotus Exige V6 Cup Arrives in America Making the Exige LF1 unique is a black-and-gold paint job that ...